Hi folks, I'm in Fabric, so I need some help in order to design the best medallion architecture based in the requirement that I need dev, qa and prod items. Based on Will's lectures, I made this diagram, but I require your opinion. Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone, I am considering getting my PL-300 certification first, before pursuing the DP-600 certification. I was wondering if anyone who has taken the same route would like to share their experiences. Specifically, is it possible to study for the PL-300 exam on your own if you have some experience with Microsoft Power BI, or would you recommend taking a PL-300 training course? Thanks in advance!

Just FYI - If anyone is interested in Microsoft Applied Skills Assessments, they are now available once again: Implement a lakehouse in Microsoft Fabric - Applied Skills | Microsoft Learn Implement a data warehouse in Microsoft Fabric - Applied Skills | Microsoft Learn Implement a Real-Time Intelligence solution with Microsoft Fabric - Applied Skills | Microsoft Learn Implement a data science and machine learning solution with Microsoft Fabric - Applied Skills | Microsoft Learn P.S. They are completely free.

Hi everyone, I've looked at the documentation to clone tables and also the time travel SQL statement. I understand that with the time travel SQL query, I can select data that is less than or equal to 30 days back. What I am unsure about is if I create a table using the clone table statement today, will the data in this cloned table be available forever ("forever" used loosely here - meaning more than 30 days or until I delete the cloned table) If you have tested this and is 100% sure, please let me know. I need to propose an archiving strategy and cannot have my proposed strategy go sideways next month..... Thank you in advance! 🦜 Below are the links to the Microsoft documentation I am referring to. Clone table - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn Time travel in Warehouse within Microsoft Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

Another perspective to add to the recent conversations we've been having about using Fabric Data Warehousing as the backend of Power Apps. This one focusing on using stored procedures to manage the writeback. Read more here: 👉🔗 https://downhill-data.com/2024/09/17/combining-power-apps-stored-procedures-in-fabric-data-warehouse/ It mentions some quite interesting performance implications (around bulk uploading new records, for example). So not only is it just *possible* to use a Fabric DWH as the backend of your app, it might be preferable from an efficiency/ performance perspective. Plus your data team will love it more to have easy access to all your App data. 😀 Is this something that might be useful for you? Let me know below 👇